Bottles of strawberry-flavored Minute Maid Guoli Naiyou (Minute Maid Pulpy Super Milky) of Coca-Cola are for sale at a supermarket in Shanghai, China,
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Bottles of strawberry-flavored Minute Maid Guoli Naiyou (Minute Maid Pulpy Super Milky) of Coca-Cola are for sale at a supermarket in Shanghai, China, 1 December 2011. Coca-Cola Co defended on Friday (2 December 2011) the safety of its yogurt drinks sold in northern China, denying there was any link to the death of a child or the illness of three other people who had consumed the drinks, but said it removed the product from shelves in a precautionary move. Chinese media reports said an 11-year-old boy died in Changchun city in Jilin after he drank a strawberry-flavored Pulpy Milky yogurt drink on November 28, and his mother was in intensive care after consuming the same drink. Another mother and her daughter became ill after drinking another bottle of the same drink in Jilin a few days earlier, but recovered after treatment, Coke spokeswoman Joanna Price said.